Werner AA10 250-Pound Duty Rating Televator Aluminum Universal Telescoping Attic Ladder, 10-Foot
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AA Series Televator
Telescoping Attic Ladders
At a Glance:
Allows access to untapped storage
Minimum 22-inch by 22-inch opening required
Fit a wide range of ceiling heights
Easy one-person installation
Compact for easy opening and storage
Add a second story to your closet and utilize untapped storage space.View larger.
The Televator features non-marring feet
to keep your floors free of scratches.
View larger.Gain Quick Access to Your Attic
When you install a Werner AA Series Televator Telescoping Attic Ladder in a closet, hallway, or other tight space, you immediately utilize untapped storage, creating space for bins and boxes that might otherwise clutter up your home or garage. Adding this ladder eliminates unsafe climbing practices when you're trying to access storage space, and the telescoping design makes it easy to use.
Strong and Reliable
With wide 2-7/8-inch steps and sturdy rails with eased edges, these professional quality ladders offer optimal stability, so you can safely carry items up and down. Each AA Series ladder has a load capacity of 250 pounds (combined weight of the person and what they're carrying), has a compact design, and features non-marring feet to keep your floors free of scratches.
Easy, One-Person Installation
AA Series attic ladders have a floor-to-ceiling height range of 7 feet 4 inches to 10 feet 3 inches. They can be installed into any opening with a minimum of 22 inches by 22 inches, and they have a comparable clearance to traditional 25-inch-wide attic ladders. Hardware for the door is included (door not included), and one person can complete the easy installation process alone--no cutting is required.
Once the ladder is installed, an included assist pole allows for safe opening and closing without straining your back or arms.
About Werner: The Pros' Choice
Werner, the most trusted name in ladders, is preferred by pros more than any other brand. For over 60 years, pros have looked to Werner to supply their climbing equipment needs. Werner manufactures a full line of safe, professional-grade products for any job, and it builds its ladders to withstand even the most challenging tasks--that's why Werner ladders are found on more jobsites than any other brand.
What's in the Box
AA Series Televator Telescoping Attic Ladder; door hardware and templates; and instruction manual. (Plywood for the door is not included).
Model Number Size (feet) Rough Opening(inches) Floor-to-Ceiling
Height Range (feet) Approximate
Ladder
Width (inches) Approximate
Cubic Feet
Per Unit Approximate
Shipping
Weight (pounds)
AA8 8 22 x 22 (W x L) 7-1/3 to 8-1/3 19-7/8 2.6 44
AA10 10 22 x 22 (W x L) 7-1/3 to 10-1/4 19-7/8 2.9 50
Werner AA Series Televator Telescoping Attic Ladders go where other attic ladders simply can't. Ideal for small openings, closets, and other tight spaces, these ladders are designed for easy one-person installation and can help you quickly and inexpensively gain access to your attic.
Costumers reviews
I bought a 8' televator ladder. The ladder installation was simple. The instruction were great (and I am not a handy person). They claim it's a one person job. I found that to be quite true. There is a well thought out installaiton procedure and well designed parts (assuming you read directions carefully). The only down side is that it does not come with a door. I assume this is because the opening sizes vary so much. They do provide all the necessary hardware and (excellent) templates for drilling holes. You have to measure, buy and finish is the plywood for the door. Unfortunatly this can be pricey. I had to buy a whole 4x8 sheet of birch plywood and only used a fraction of it. The directions for the door assembly are a little less clear than the ladder install but I managed with out too much hassle. The only other thing I can think of now that I didn't think about when I was installing was that the ladder reduces the overall size of the attic access hole. We now have to re-box some things in the attic so we can fit them through the smaller access. Some bigger things in the attic may require removal of the stairs but I think that won't be too bad to do if/when I need to do it. It is great not having to stash a step ladder upstairs any more. I knew I had to do something after my wife fell off the step ladder while climbing out of the attic one day. This is a great alternative when you don't have the space for a real set of stairs. February 2012: Just a quick update. I bought this ladder in 2007. Now, in 2012 it is still working great. The door latch broke a year ago and the company sent me a replacement immediately at no cost. Other than that, I have had no issues with this product and would buy it again in a heartbeat.
Werner AA10 250-Pound Duty Rating Televator Aluminum Universal Telescoping Attic Ladder, 10-Foot
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